UPDATE:

Water outage in Malahide/Swords, Monday 22nd July 2019 due to burst watermain - Water off until 4pm today (approx.). Due to complications at burst site, it has been necessary to shut off an additional water main. The Swords/Malahide Road from Longlands Estate to Seabury will be affected – some areas may experience low pressure only.

Areas affected:

• Swords/Malahide Road (from Longlands to Seabury),
• Chapel Road, Kinsealy,
• Drinan,
• Feltrim,
• Holywell,
• Kinsealy Court/Melrose Est.,
• Myra Manor,
• Streamstown,
• And surrounding areas.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused by this disruption.

Irish Water is aware of this outage. 

Hello everyone!

It’s week 4 of our 25^th Anniversary Event in Fingal Libraries.

Hot off the press is week 4 of our unique, commemorative blog series, celebrating Fingal County Council’s 25^th Anniversary. The blog can be found here: http://www.fingal.ie/blog/?p=3377.

In today’s instalment, Laura Flanagan, Fingal Libraries staff, offers insight into the public library movement of early 1900s Ireland. This was an exciting era for public libraries, which flourished throughout the country especially in rural areas such as Fingal county. Curious as to how this all came about? Then check out the subheadings: Public Libraries (Ireland) Act, 1902, and Mr. Andrew Carnegie.

Ever wondered what your local Fingal library got up to in the first two decades of the 1900s? Well, if intrigue is your thing, or you enjoy a chuckle, then look under the subheadings: A Library by any other Name, Newspaper Roomsand Libraries for the People – Literature for Minds and Morals.

Would, perhaps, the ‘Top 100’ books at the turn of the 20th century rouse your interest? Then click on the image at the top of the article to view what was thought the definite list in which to entertain and educate people of 1900s Ireland. You’ll be sure to find some compelling entries!

We hope you enjoy!

07 2019

Water outage in Kinsealy/Swords, Monday 22nd July 2019 due to burst watermain - Water off until 4pm today (approx.).

Areas affected:

• Chapel Road, Kinsealy,
• Drinan,
• Feltrim,
• Holywell,
• Kinsealy Court/Melrose Est.,
• Myra Manor,
• Streamstown,
• And surrounding areas.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused by this disruption.

Irish Water is aware of this outage. 

Weekly Planning Alert issued by Weekly Planning Alert issued by Fingal County Council. Details of new and decided applications over the previous week.

Water outage in Ballyboughal, Friday 19^th July 2019 due to burst watermain - Water off until 4pm today (approx.).

Area affected:

• The Grange Estate.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused by this disruption.

Irish Water is aware of this outage. 

23.15pm 17th July 2019

Water repairs have been fixed at 8.30pm this evening, however, full water supply will  return to the area from 10.30pm approx this evening.

Irish Water has been notified and updated on progress thoughout the day.

Fingal Water Services apologises for this break in supply today.

With thanks

Fingal Water Services Dept
On-Call Team 07 2019